Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-01-06

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Best Resolution. To mind your own
business.
Gum Boots at Kauffman's store
for $3.50.
First. class job work done at the
JOURNAL office.
Lancaster Almanacs, only 5 cents
at the Journal Store.
Prof. Keller spent the holidays at
his home in Snyder county.
Don't fail to read Musser's Shoe
Store advertisement in this weeks pa
per.
innocent and amusing Games of
of all kinds, very cheap, at the Journal
Store.
"A full supply of all shades of Sax
ony Wool iustsreceived at ID. S. Kauff-
man & Co.'S.
"A good building lot. located in the
central part OF town, for sale. Inquire
at this office.
-Musser's shoe store IS certainly
the place to buy good shoes at a very
reasonable price.
C. w. Albright has been chosen
sexton of the Lutheran church, vice A.
j. Harter, retiring.
Most OF the advertisements of the
,Millheim merchants underwent traDs-
formation this week.
Monday and Tuesday were gener-
ally considered the coolest days we
ave had this winter.
With the new year we have the
,,oos,, of adding number of new
subscribe, y to our list.
Work on the factory building has
baan temnorarily suspended, the nec-
essary lumber not /. sins on the ground
The distressing disc ase eaiV hheum
is readily cured by Hoods oarsapatiiia.
the great blood purifier. >olu oy Dill
druggists.
Landlord Rook and his Two sons
are spending the greater par8 OF TINS
week at Philipsburg, the gentlemanIs
former home.
Something less than million OF
most beautiful Scrap pictures, as well
as fine line of Scrap Books, at the
Journal Store.
Was it not amusing though to see
erybody so greatly excited while
emerging from Musser's shoe store on
Saturday last
BE sure apd call at the new shoe
store on Main street when you come to
town. Don't you forget you'll go away
with pair of shoes.
The Lutheran congregation Of this
1laee a, e observing week of prayer at
present. W .ith various interesting top
les for each evening.
Our tow nsanan, w. L. Bright, ex-
pects to make sale Of his personal prop
,erty and real estate on Main Street,
Saturday, Jan. 29th, 1887.
We are pleased to state that Mrs.
Anna NJ. Weaver has fully recovered
from a severe spell of rheumatism,W
which she suffered several weeks.
.-Ingitations are out for birthday
party TO be held at Sauite Reifsnyder's
Main street, on The 10Th inst.
in honor of Miss Clara's birthday.
j. Eisenhuth Informs the public
that he has added to his drug stock TIE
celebrated KEYSTONE M4'>LT MHisk
Ely and other pure liquors. SOD ohiy
on prescriptions of physicians |, F aieo =
ical use. az -GEi.
The Miflinburg Times sports
new head" But it's brother Foote'S
''old head' that makes the paper live
and sparkling. Success to you, George,
in 1887.
The father of Hon. J. A. Wood
ward died at bis residence at Wllliams-
port recently. Mr.. Woodward, Sr. is
said to have been a prominent citizen
of that city.
Back again-Mrs. Susan B. Harter
from her holiday visit to Harrisburg
friends, which she seemed to enjoy
cry much. She reports the best time
,e eyer had.
Fl p. & I. e. Vonada, of Wood
ard. i've notice in another place that
lev wer, appointed administrators Of
le estate IF Henry Vons@H, la'e Of
LANES town ship. decd.
RD.-The snbseriber !. eichy re-
rms his sincere tbanks to a 9, nerAns
lblic for a very Ii. 'efai patronage a'er
10 Holiday season.
B. y. DEIN1NGER.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.